The $3 Per Mile Rule — Why Cheap Cars Quietly Drain You

Описание: Cheap cars seem like the smart money move—but they often end up costing you more.
In this video, I explain the $3 Per Mile Rule and the hidden cost of owning cheap used cars.


Most people think buying a cheap car and avoiding car payments is the smartest financial decision.

But what if cheap cars are quietly draining your money every single mile?

In this video, I break down the $3 Per Mile Rule—a simple way to calculate the real cost of owning a car. Using real-world examples, studies, and personal experience, you’ll see why cheap used cars often cost more than newer, reliable vehicles over time.

We cover:
– The hidden cost of owning cheap cars
– Why avoiding car payments can backfire
– Real cost per mile explained
– Cheap car vs newer car comparison
– How stress and unexpected repairs destroy your finances
– When it actually makes sense to spend more on a car

If you’re driving an older car, buying used vehicles, or trying to save money on transportation, this video will completely change how you think about car ownership.

👉 Calculate your real cost per mile
👉 Stop financial drain from unreliable cars
👉 Make smarter car decisions based on math—not outdated rules

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Disclaimer: The information shared in this video is for educational purposes only and should not be considered financial advice.
Individual financial situations vary, and viewers are encouraged to do their own research or consult a licensed financial professional before making any car or money-related decisions.


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